I am a piano tuner, pianist, composer (film, TV, Jingles and corporative sound tracks) and a musette accordionist. I’m also an accordion lecturer.
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You know my passion for musette accordion.
How fun it is to discover venues where musette accordion is being played on a regular basis.
At Marché de la Villette in Ond Montreal, musette accordion is really everywhere. Parisian café music atmosphere follows your meal of fine French “charcuteries” always accompanied by the sound of musette accordion from Paris of course! Ludovic Marionnet continues his father’s tradition with fine French charcuteries and typical French atmosphere. For an American, comming to Montreal is cheaper than flying to Paris and yet, you get this French touch atmosphere typical of the French Café music.
The place is loud and lively but hey, Paris is too! And we like it so much. This is “la joie de vivre” at its best my friend.
I will be playing musette accordion there this summer so give a call to the patron at (514) 807-8084
to find the date where I’m booked. We’ll chat and drink and eat and have a good laugh.
324 Saint Paul Street West Montreal, QC H2Y 2A3, Canada (514) 807-8084
The State of Digital Music in 2012
White Mountains, Arizona. Wildlife of Water Habitats Use this number guide to help identify each animal (refers to the number on the screen) 1.) Great-blue Heron 2.) Osprey 3.) Canada Geese (in flight) 4.) Double-crested Cormorant 5.) Black-crowned Night Heron 6.) Spotted Sandpiper 7.) Canada Geese (swimming) 8.) Belted Kingfisher 9.) Bald Eagle 10.) Osprey (fishing) 11.) Yellowlegs 12.) Pied-billed Grebe 13.) Bald Eagle 14.) Sandhill Crane 15.) Great-blue Heron (in flight) 16.) Killdeer 17.) Sandhill Crane (in flight) 18.) Common Loon 19.) Mallard 20.) Green-backed Heron 21.) Northern Shoveler 22.) Northern Pintail 23.) Ring-necked Duck 24.) American Widgeon 25.) Rainbow Trout
So little is known about these giant birds and their behaviour out at sea that scientists are now keen to track their arctic location. Steve Leonard puts on a wooly hat and scarf and braves Arctic winds to help tag an Albatross to discover more about this Extreme Animal. From the BBC
Lonely Planet author Michael Kohn recommends Mongolia as the kind of country where you can just turn up and be guaranteed adventure. Not a surprise when nomad culture is alive and their hero is Ghengis Khan. Produced by Lonely Planet TV
A surfer’s paradise and a beach lover’s bliss, Hawaii attracts millions of visitors a year and why wouldn’t it when even the name conjures up dreamy images of picture perfect tropical islands. Produced by Lonely Planet TV
Saba Douglas Hamilton, of Big Cat Diary fame, shows Steve Leonard the awesome power of the Namibian elephant’s memory in the hope of securing them a place in the top ten list of Extreme Animals. A hot desert is no match for the animal that never forgets, especially not essential water. From the BBC
From the creation of a fertile egg in a female matriarch, to the battles to find a mate, to the long biological journey to fertilisation, this amazing short video from BBC wildlife show ‘Animals: The Inside Story’ charts the incredible story of reproduction in the elephant world.
Directed by Laurent Charbonnier Music by Philip Glass
A cheetah mother, Honey and her three young cubs are unwittingly about to bump into a lion. This cheetah however will not back down! From the BBC.
While I am working on my complete piano tuning tutorial with eBooks and videos, you can get this "out of print" book that I have modified to 2011 standards.
You can get it for only $7 and it will give you a good start to study piano tuning.
I have improved the graphics with image processing softwares and added some of my own illustrations.
I have completely re-format this book for better legibility.
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Learn How To Tune Your Own Piano